The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 9, 1948, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1948 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE SEVEN | 6:45—Boys of the North. { 7:00—Dr. Dana. 24rs under the direction of Vern fetcalfe will take the baggage and ';dn,\- must be plainly labeled and G r L1 & G '1_——‘— o lRI_ S(oul (AMP | delivered at Bodding'’s warehouse RADIO lOG o NHO Wk Sr 3 lat the foot of 9th Street hill bc-‘ P o T \ :I‘l.F:NEO ON X6 | J fore 6 p. m. on Friday. 4 Y "THAT COLD { - . m. ( I, ) RGP | KINY — JUNEAU THIS IS ONE ) ( Z-Z - WATER ?)' Ela - - Alaska Broadeasting Co. OF THOSE N < : /e e o o o 0 » « o o o \ ~ \ : | C.R. 8 MORNINGS Ay el &7 : The Girl Scout Camp which op- | © ® Wednesday, July 9, 1948 { I CANT CALT ns Sunday, June 13, has a near|® TIDE TABLE '1 5:00_-WINNER TAKE ALL-CBS. WAKE UP el \\, ¥ apacity enrollment, Mrs. Ralph|® ® | 5:30--Totem Talk—Forecasts. l \ Ay pivers, Camp Chairman, reports, @ JUNE 10 ® | 5:45—Viking Varieties. ¢ i¥h 41 Intermediate Scouts and | ® High tide, 3:17 am., 182 ft. ®| .50 nDinner News. 5. Brownies. |e Low tide, 10:07 am, -2 ft. ®| g5 waltz Time. 4 " e volun- | © High tide, 16:3¢ p.m,, 152 ft. e 30—t gy Darrell Naish and VFW volun " Tow s A4 po. 8746 .1 6:30—Sports on the Spot. i ° o] : . . i lypplies to camp by boat. PIMUIRARTe 88 N 7:15—Interlude. : Baggage of Intermediate Scouts Al | 7:30—ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS. | - 'ho will be going to camp on Sun- Empire wantags gcv resuits! 8:00—Standard News—Forecasts. | 815 ~Community Ceuter. | 8:30—Catch Me If You Can. 1 | 9:00—Fishing Time-—Forecasts, 9:15—SVEN SWENSON-CBS. SPINACH, LEMON, CELERY, | (THAT'S CELERY ) KRAUT, ONION, APPLE, = . AR R e ORANGE, TANGERINE, el = Rt Q OKAY, o \> 9:30—Inner Sanctum (Mystery), PINEAPPLE, GRAPE, |- ) v CELERY ‘ 10:00—Alaska Line News. | GARLIC, CHERRY, I'LL DRINK * \ : 10:15—Words with Music. i ETC, ETC. ——_/EACH SEPARATELY, - | 10:30—Forecasts. 59 DIFFERENT ) UNTIL ONE Y1 I Thursday, June 10, 1948 7:00—Music in the Morning. i 7:30—Radio Reporter. | 7:45—Music in the Morning 8:15—Morning Thought. | 8:30—Music in the Morning. | 9:00—Morning Melodies. 9:15—Melody Roundup. i 9:30—Forecasts — Sunrise Seren- | i ade. 9:45—Silver Platter—Headlines. | ! 10:00—Cross Section. | < 10:30—Fred Waring. ] 11:00—Melody Hour. , \ 11:30—At Ease. /) & 11:45—Listener’s Digest—Forecasts. | | 12:00—Luncheonette, va Enjoy the whiskey thut's‘afiw'{ufla as i Nawme" | 12:15—Noon News. MAKES me PRETTY ? ) KINDS /O—F) JUICES z L 7 g R A P T TG, Pl Wt s NOW DON'T YOU JUNE DEAR.... THIS IS DR.HARDLIEGH C | 1M STARVING, DEAR...ILL G SHE'S BEEN DOZING ... 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